after I understood what was, I kinda freaked and saw no hope.
i was ready to die. instead of just dying, I thought might as well have some fun, so i did.
then i started to love life again, because, holyshit i was amazing, i learned zen, buddha, eckharte tolle, neale donald walsh, wayne dyer, lao tzu, hindu...
they all understand one thing, the power of our mind, the understanding all is an illusion, and learning to play with it.
i don't know if my wanting a better world is strong enough in this tide of retardation, but we all do our best, were we are, with what we have... and leave it at that.
most of the big talk show hosts will introduce problems you can do nothing about, want to rage about it.. rinse repeat.
i'm interested in the flat earth, because it makes more sense, because it appears to be something there.. but i really don't need to talk about it anymore, to me it just is. i don't give a shit if you believe it or not, and honestly don't think it is healthy that i should, except that i do think it shapes decisions and how people care for things around here.
but as for one talk guys advice... i stick to the masters. i'm enjoy the 'power of now' again. it is wonderfully brief and insightful. i enjoy the audiobook version best. then i like to listen to music by happy people that love music. George Harrison, Van Morrison, eScala, Lindsey Stirling, Beethoven..
still love Alice in Chains.. you really thing about it all of them are like talk shows but without pretence of being unscripted.
oooh, pink floyd - the wall, pink floyd - division bell -- i like some of the others.. but these i love.
Does that mean I'm an insider as well?
how does that even make sense? why are you listening to jones then?
Alex Jones told me what Bill Gates did in India to kill so many people.
he spends more time getting your blood pressure up with no answers.
So many answers and blood pressure is better than not caring at all. You need to care and to engage culture.
better to find a source that isn't deliberately trying to piss you off and induce a rage response that leaves you blind.
Do you like Mark Dice?
after I understood what was, I kinda freaked and saw no hope.
i was ready to die. instead of just dying, I thought might as well have some fun, so i did.
then i started to love life again, because, holyshit i was amazing, i learned zen, buddha, eckharte tolle, neale donald walsh, wayne dyer, lao tzu, hindu...
they all understand one thing, the power of our mind, the understanding all is an illusion, and learning to play with it.
i don't know if my wanting a better world is strong enough in this tide of retardation, but we all do our best, were we are, with what we have... and leave it at that.
most of the big talk show hosts will introduce problems you can do nothing about, want to rage about it.. rinse repeat.
i'm interested in the flat earth, because it makes more sense, because it appears to be something there.. but i really don't need to talk about it anymore, to me it just is. i don't give a shit if you believe it or not, and honestly don't think it is healthy that i should, except that i do think it shapes decisions and how people care for things around here.
but as for one talk guys advice... i stick to the masters. i'm enjoy the 'power of now' again. it is wonderfully brief and insightful. i enjoy the audiobook version best. then i like to listen to music by happy people that love music. George Harrison, Van Morrison, eScala, Lindsey Stirling, Beethoven..
still love Alice in Chains.. you really thing about it all of them are like talk shows but without pretence of being unscripted.
oooh, pink floyd - the wall, pink floyd - division bell -- i like some of the others.. but these i love.